The host runs the show.
Presentation-first layouts, synchronized countdowns, dramatic reveals, and one clear control at a time. No frantic board admin.
Team boss #187% impact
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Early access · Free
Turn your sprint retrospective into a team game.
RetroRally is an online retrospective game for agile and Scrum teams. Everyone contributes anonymously, votes on practical solutions, and leaves with a clear, owned action item.
Free during early access. No card required. Participants join without accounts.
Sprint Showdown Live · 5 players
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Mood check
How did this sprint feel?
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3 / 5 answeredOne guided flow
Feel it. Face it. Fix it.
Sprint Showdown keeps the meeting moving from anonymous signals to a short list of actions the team actually owns.
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Check the pulse
Everyone answers privately. The room reveals the real team mood together.
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Meet the bosses
Issues earn priority through team reactions — never random scores or facilitator bias.
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Battle for a fix
Each player proposes one concrete action anonymously. Reveal and discuss the options, then vote privately.
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Leave with missions
Winning actions get an owner, a target date, and a return visit next retro.
The phone is the controller.
Join with a six-digit code and nickname. Type, tap, react, vote — then get back to the conversation.
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Important
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Not for me
Retrospective resources
Better prompts. Better conversations.
Use practical, facilitator-friendly guides to choose a format, involve remote teammates, and turn discussion into one testable improvement.
12 proven formats
Retrospective ideas
Choose the right exercise for team mood, learning, recognition, or action.
Read the guideStep-by-step agenda
Run a sprint retrospective
Prepare the room, collect input fairly, decide, assign, and follow up.
Read the guideDistributed teams
Remote retrospective games
Keep everyone involved with quiet writing, shared reveals, and private votes.
Read the guideYour next retro has momentum